It's been a comprehensive victory over the Division Two leaders, a tremendous performance from the Welsh side.

Applause from the pavilion and a small crowd left, but they've certainly enjoyed these closing stages of the game after the storm.

As you might have expected, Glamorgan raced to victory in just 7.5 overs, so they weren't hanging around and they weren't taking any chances about the bad weather returning.

Sussex were not able to repeat the performances of the last couple of weeks.

The last time Glamorgan tasted victory was 364 days ago. It was 14 May 2023 when they beat Worcestershire by 10 wickets inside three days at Sophia Gardens.

They had gone 13 County Championship matches without a win since then - 12 of them draws.

The run is over, Billy Root cracked eight fours in an unbeaten 36 and skipper Sam Northeast was there to see his side home, with Eddie Byrom the only wicket to fall.

That's a 23-point haul for the hosts which catapults them right into the Division Two promotion race. It's a blow for leaders Sussex, who take just four points from the game.

This one looks set to end in a draw, thanks to Durham's batting effort on day three.

In the end, they have easily made it past the follow-on target of 354, with David Bedingham's 144 leading the way for the visitors.

An honourable mention also for Liam Dawson, who has bowled 62 overs in total in Durham's first innings for figures of 5-171.

After a stoic 34, Sam Hain is the latest to be bowled by Kemar Roach, who is pretty much unplayable at this point.

This one belongs in a gallery. The reverse swing has made a fool of one of the most composed batters around and his off-stump is smashed.

Big celebrations from Roach. Warwickshire are 79 ahead with three wickets remaining.

Lancashire will need a good day tomorrow, it's fair to say.

They wouldn't mind an inclement day weather-wise, which I don't think is going to happen.

The weather is actually set fair but I don't think Lancashire will be disappointed if there is a change in those conditions when they open the curtains tomorrow morning.

If they don't get any help from the weather then they've really got to bat well and see if they can turn this around somehow.

A half-century for Kent debutant Beyers Swanepoel in his first innings in England.

A huge contribution with eight fours in his 67-ball stint in support of Jack Leaning who remains there on 143*.

They have taken a big chunk of time out of this game and frustrated the weary Worcestershire bowlers.

Also in Division Two, a big breakthrough for Gloucestershire before the close on day three as Marchant de Lange gets rid of Emilio Gay for 74.

The Northants opener steers one to Tom Price on the leg side.

George Scrimshaw is in as nightwatcher with under five overs of the day's play remaining.

This game is on a bit of a knife-edge after that Jacob Bethell wicket in particular.

It was a terrific ball by Kemar Roach with that experience, but not so much experience from Jacob Bethell to know to be very wary of the ball that comes back in as it did.

Glamorgan are in no mood to take their time.

Even though the forecast is set fair, Eddie Byrom and Billy Root want this done, and quickly.

31 runs have come from the first 19 deliveries.

It's now turned from a beautiful afternoon into a lovely evening...

Unless you're in the Lancashire dressing room, which is probably not a particularly happy place at the minute.

Another milestone ticked off by the visitors as Ben Raine sweeps Liam Dawson to the leg-side boundary to bring up Durham's 400.

Dawson is in his 62nd over of the innings. Someone run that man an ice bath.

Glamorgan have drawn 12 of their past 13 games in the County Championship.

Day four looks set to be a washout. The downpour this afternoon had the home players staring longingly out of the window, but they have earned their shot at victory.

There are 25 overs on the slate and Eddie Byrom and Billy Root go out to begin the chase for 56 runs to beat Division Two leaders Sussex.

Almost a fifth wicket for Notts and it would have been a spectacular one, but Dane Paterson's diving attempt to catch George Balderson off his own bowling is spilled to the turf.

Still 16 overs to be bowled today at Trent Bridge.

An unbelievable return catch from Sean Abbott and Ed Barnard can't quite believe his fortune.

He has hit that really well and quite low but it stayed off the ground and Abbott scooped it off his toes.

That is not easy at this stage on day three when you are feeling a little bit stiff, but it's a brilliant catch by Abbott. A crucial wicket.

It's truly exceptional work to take a catch of that standard and real frustration for Barnard, who has batted so well in this match.